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What do they take in Turkey now, dollar or euro, otherwise all tour operators have prices in euros?
What do they take in Turkey now, dollar or euro, otherwise all tour operators have prices in euros?
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This is in Ukraine in euros. We have both in rubles and in dollars.
And in Turkey, any currency is welcome. I still prefer dollars. Turks are often cunning. And for the same trifle they can take two dollars and two euros.
And in Turkey, any currency is welcome. I still prefer dollars. Turks are often cunning. And for the same trifle they can take two dollars and two euros.
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answered 5 years ago
Author, you asked the wrong question.
In Turkey itself, both the local currency and the dollar and the euro are in use.
But since this year, tour operators in Ukraine, Turkey are considered in euros, unlike in previous years (the cost was announced in dollars)
this year a lot already because of this confusion, TA announces the price and calculates at the TO $ rate, but this is a real mistake, all tours in Turkey this year on the TO website are indicated in €
In Turkey itself, both the local currency and the dollar and the euro are in use.
But since this year, tour operators in Ukraine, Turkey are considered in euros, unlike in previous years (the cost was announced in dollars)
this year a lot already because of this confusion, TA announces the price and calculates at the TO $ rate, but this is a real mistake, all tours in Turkey this year on the TO website are indicated in €
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answered 5 years ago
I always take euros to Turkey.
But, you can pay there in both $ and Euro.
Or, simply, change $ and Euro to Turkish Lira when you arrive in Turkey.
But, you can pay there in both $ and Euro.
Or, simply, change $ and Euro to Turkish Lira when you arrive in Turkey.
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answered 5 years ago
last year they took the dollar for the goods and gave change also in dollars, but I read that Erdogan urged the Turks to get rid of the dollar! That's why I ask. Who knows how it is now?
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Galina50 and foreigners give chocolates.
// Present or tip //
And I love Alyonka too.
tursia as you like. The main thing is to give what you like
// Present or tip //
And I love Alyonka too.
tursia as you like. The main thing is to give what you like
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answered 5 years ago
Vosik1964 Well, you are a foreigner for them.
And who will forbid you to change the currency?
I always take Euro.
And who will forbid you to change the currency?
I always take Euro.
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answered 5 years ago
So far, no one is getting rid of.
How about in spring and summer? Only Erdogan knows!!
How about in spring and summer? Only Erdogan knows!!
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answered 5 years ago
helena_fortuna, who is in the forest, and you are for firewood...
confused about questions?
confused about questions?
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Are you sure?
and why in this thread is this:
Galina50 and foreigners give chocolates.
// Present or tip //
And I love Alyonka too.
tursia as you like. The main thing is to give what you like
and why in this thread is this:
Galina50 and foreigners give chocolates.
// Present or tip //
And I love Alyonka too.
tursia as you like. The main thing is to give what you like
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answered 5 years ago
helena_fortuna, have gone crazy with these chocolates and seeds.
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Good day! We always pay in dollars for the past 6 years, as a holiday. This, unfortunately, only vouchers from this year in euros (cunningly) began to be considered. And so the dollar is beneficial for us.
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answered 5 years ago
It’s cunning because the numbers in the price lists remained kind of old (in dollars), and you need more native papers (the euro is more expensive than a dollar)
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answered 5 years ago
Oleksii64, in what price lists? On the websites, maintenance is indicated in euros.
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And the TO site is not a price list? Last year the hotel cost 1000, and this 999 has fallen in price! But 1000 is a dollar, and 999 is a euro. Consider.
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Oleksii64, and that the currency is hidden there and there is a bare figure, or is it still worth opening your eyes and looking wider?
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And in general, these claims are against hotels in Turkey, and not about maintenance, it is the Turks who decided to earn more, and not maintenance.
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answered 5 years ago
I strongly advise everyone in Turkey to pay in local currency. For example, last year the entrance to Phaselis was either 20 lira or 5 dollars. The course was about 5 lira for 1 dollar (June-July). The fare from Beldibi to Kemer seemed to be 3-4 lira or 1 dollar. So it seems like a trifle, but at least 20% savings on everything at once. And for some things even more.
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answered 5 years ago
What is the connection between what money is accepted in Turkey and in what equivalent is the payment for the tour here??? A couple of months ago, this new system appeared - payment for the tour in hryvnia, but at the rate not of the dollar, but of the euro.
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answered 5 years ago
Do not be too puzzled, all prices are indicated in figures for Turkish lira for Russian dollars for Europe in euros. But seriously, I always pay lyre everywhere. I just withdraw lira from an ATM as much as I need in stores, I just pay with a card. It’s always funny to watch when tourists pay a dollar for a bus fare of 3 lira at a rate of 5.2 or euros and leave satisfied .. Of course, there are always a few dollars just in case, but I prefer to pay in local currency. Buy expensive dollars or euros, then rent cheaply on the spot or pay merchants at the rate that they invented. By the way, DENIS Bank in Turkey is almost a branch of Sberbank of Russia, it does not take a commission when withdrawing money from Sberbank.
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answered 5 years ago
And in general, are you too lazy to count dollars and euros into lira every time? I'm too lazy, so I also take off lira and don't worry.
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answered 5 years ago
For those who will fly from Zhulyan, Kyiv: at the airport, how to enter and immediately turn left, there is an exchange office where you can buy lira for a hryvnia. Last year, taking hryvnia was the same as changing dollars on the spot or withdrawing through an ATM. So I took the hryvnia and almost did not spend dollars locally. By the way, another nuance: in Kemer, the rate is not as profitable as in Beldibi, for example (in Kemer it was 3.8-4 lira for 1 dollar, and in Beldibi 4.5-4.7) when exchanging, also in Antalya and I think in all big cities . So either take it in advance in Ukraine for hryvnia, or if you need lira on the spot, then either go to an ATM (but there will most likely be a conversion and a commission) or look for shops away from tourist places, and if you need to change a lot, then go to the neighboring one for 3 lira a small town and change there, but first find out the official rate of lira = dollar and ask the store at what rate they change.
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answered 5 years ago
Hello! You can go with your bank card, there you can withdraw lira at the ATMs of the local Denizbank bank, which are twice as profitable to pay than in dollars or euros, since, for example, on the bus, they can give you change from the lira, but not from the dollar. Of course, a supply of currency should be with you, just in case, and here I advise you to have dollars.
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